and they call me the chief interpretation and in normal words that is the head storyteller. i love that. who is that behind us? that is lori donaldson. he was one of the defenders of baltimore, and he was killed he died in 1814? 1814, took a little trip. that is right. 1814, took a little trip. and the battle of new orleans is cool, but the battle of baltimore cooler. cooler. got it. so i m off to learn about the battle of baltimore from the head story teller. if only i can coax ranger vince out of his shell. one of the fun parts about our job is answering questions from visitors. so the joke is, what s the most asked question in your park do you know what the most asked question is in any national park? where s the bathroom?
Fact in this particular tune was originally an english drinking song. i love the fact that francis scott key changed the words as he watched the british get their butts kicked during the battle of baltimore. and i love the fact that one man is on a mission to make damn sure that people understand the events of 1914 were no than less important than the shot heard around the world. that is vince vaise. here we are at ft. mchenry. the last time i was here, was 1971. arrived on a butt just like that, but it doesn t say allegheny public schools, it said baltimore public schools. so i m going back into the fort. taking a field trip at 52. you come too. the facts of what happened
Our nation alan them and thparticularly this particularly tune was a drinking tune and i love that francis scott key changed the tunes during the battle of baltimore and one man is on a mission to make sure that people understand the events of 1914 were more understanding than the shot around the world. that is vince vais. here we are at fort mchenry. the last time we were here was 1971. and i m going back into the fort. taking a trip here at 52. the facts that happened here 200 years ago haven t changed since my last visit.
Words that is the head storyteller. i love that. who is that behind us. that is lori donaldson. he is the founders of baltimore and he was killed. he died in 1814? 1814, took a little trip. that is right. down the mighty miss is ip. and the battle of new orleans is cool, but the battle of baltimore cooler. so i m off to learn about the battle baltimore. if only i can coax him out of his shell. and so the joke is which is really the truth, what is the most asked question in your park? do you know what the most asked question in any national park is? where is the bathroom? you got it, man. you got it.